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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-14

Florida has the yellow fever. Poor
Florida Georgia has the Legisla-
ture. Poor Georgia Macon Tele-
graph.
Yes, but the difference is, the yell
low fever is catching and the Legis-
lature is not, otherwise there would
be more anxious fellows in the Legis-
lature.
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Jennie Sullivan, OF Fonda, N. Y,
is still suffering severely from the
hiccoughs, with which she was attack
ed more than three months ago. She
subsists entirely upon milk and broth,
and is said to be dying by inches 2
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-14

Sydney, Australia, boasts 10000
candle electric light which throws
its rays fifty miles out to sea. One
of $4,000 candles, at San Jose, Cal.
is the biggest in the country.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

MARIETTA, July I, 1887.
Regular meeting of Mayor and Council
Present, Z Denmead Mayor, and Alder
men Faw, Black, Motley, Campbell, Glover
and Ovens Minutes of last meeting read
and adopted
TREAsURER's REPORT FOR JUNE.
Rec q } Il Cooper street tax col 1865 90
Banks fines collected, Is 90
new bus tax, Verhine 10 90
tax tifas col so
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Rev. Simon Peter Richardson calls
the Salvation Army "clap-tra
He don't believe in them or their
sensational methods, and he is about
right.
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A st. Louis man was struck by
lightning one day two weeks ago.
He was first unconscious and then
affected with numbness. Two days
later he was thrown into violent
spasms, which are increasing. His
body seems to be charged with the
electric current. He suffers with
frequent shocks, as from battery,
and he imparts the current to those
who come in contact with him. The
current seems to be stronger when
the spasm is on. When asked about
the electric sensations he held out
his left hand and the reporter touch
ed it with his right hand. Distinct
ly he felt the tingling sensation that
follows the passage of a light current
of electricity. - s.. >. '.s.
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4 variety theatre caught fire in
Hurley, Wisconsin, Saturday night.
and seventeen persons lost their lives
Over half a million dollars worth Of
property was destroyed.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1887-07-14

Floyd county last Saturday gave
561 majority for the prohibition Of
the sale Of whisky.
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HARDWOOD SEMINARY.
MARIETTA, GA.
\ COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Eop

4 4 "a ga
a CuLLEGlATE INSTITUTE FOR
YOUNG LADIES.
situated In beautiful grove on Kennessw
Avenue. Thorough instruction given Inv
WI corps Of accomplished teachers n
.he toae9tdtS -F6dchs and Primary De-
paI'ments, The Institution will be eoujn.
pea with the best modern furniture and
apparatus will be supplied to supnlemept
me best methods in teaching all grades
superior advantages in Music and Art
session opens September 18th
for Catalogue and terms, address
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President
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$500 50
$500 80 $500 so

D. n. ANDERSON, Treas.
Mayor and Council Since your last reg
plar meeting | have made a arrests; fines
imposed to the amount of SAL 90, and paid
as follows; Seven cases fined SIS and paid
IN cash I cases fined $26 and paid by
work on the streets and by confinement in
the calaboose; ) cases fined cost, cases
paid in cash and the other cases were al,
lowed to be settled by council upon paw
ment of cost, which has not been paid; )
eases discharged | have also collected
$40 new business tax Of James Verhine and
VI 80 On city tax ffas for 1886. | hold
Trsasuers receipts for the same. Respect
fully, Wa1h. T. BANKS. Marshal
The following accounts passed up and
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Sam Jones and Small are holding
meeting at New Castle, Ky.
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vouchers issued
J W Sanges, night watch for June $40 90
McCutcheon, sllls 2 90
Andersen & Sen, street certificates II 82
L Black y Son lumber TO July lst 80 10
Marshal and Clerk insolvent cost u 90
John Beavers, building fence 90
3 W York, lamp lighting for June l6 so
Reid Granting, engine house rent
to July LIST IS 90
) Gorham, cemetery work for June 20 90
Sessions Handy 4 Co. oil 10 90
D B Parks, Jr, street boss for MAY and
june 40 90
D B Parks, Sr, work cemetery June 90 90
I " Glover 4 Co stree certificates 62 2S
Reid y Granting to blacksmithing 81 IS
Henry Smith cleaning 1 wells, 6 90
On motion the services of night watch
man was dispensed with.
AID; Owen moved that council adjourn
until first Monday evening in August at 6
o'clock, p. m. Z. DENNEAD. Mavor
}. II. COOPER, Clerk.
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A Sure cure found at last. No one need
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Tho treatment of many thousands OF cases
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a Triple ALLIANCES.

/ Unhappily for tho wIctched victim OF their az.
sauls, dyspepsia, constipation and bliousness arc
faithful allies. When ono Of these foes attack tho
system, tho other two speedily follow In It's wake,
and successfully make their onslaught. Success.
siyely. but not successfully, II Hostetters stou,.
nch Bitters be used TO repel the onset. Tho BItes
as e.sily c1tlrpates these monsters 40 st. George IL
depleted In the act Of dolpE 10 the dragon il, the
steel vignctte upon the glass bottles which contain
the medicine. Their flight, like their advance. II
nearly simultaneous. Their mutually Destroyed,
the position and strongly cntrenched BY tho Bit.
tcrs This grand iortinGr Ia also reliable bulwaIi
against the insd!ous assaults OF malsrial disease
audstops the approach OF rheumatism. 1t, more
over, relieves nervous complaints, and impaIts
Vigor 10 tho weak, s5E'I's - :
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VI Now York, Assistant Secretary of the
g.-,.... Treasury, - "n....

W H>o" AoAt <Asbihthut bcCretnFy OK the
g.rsg,I. Treasury. Il.
Isaac H. Maynard, of New York, As.
distant Secretary Of the Treasury, 10 resi-.
dent Of Delhi, Delaware county, New
York. Ho WAS born in the Empire State,
at Bevina, Delaware county, April O., 1885,
and he is Of mixed English and Scotch
stock. After careful preparatory training,
Mr.. Maynard became student at Am.
herst College, where he was graduated in
1862. He then read law. and in due time
was admitted to the bar, and began the
practice Of his profession. M
His first conspicuous public service was
as q member Of the Now York Assembly,
In 1877, when he distinguished himaeli by
his zeal against the liquor interest. After
serving for time as County Judge, be
wac the Democratic candidate for secre.
tsry Of State, and WIGS defeated, it is esid,
because Of his prohibition record. He
WIGS holding the Office Of Frat Deputy
Attorney.General Of New York State,
when given the appointment of Second
Comptroller Of the Treasury. He has
been In the Federal service ever since
| then. .o,o
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Girls Had Dolls In pnaraoh'a limo.


Dolls have amused girls for ages and
seem 10 have been we'll known In the
days Of tho Pharaohs; Tor, In the tombs OF
ancient Egypt, figures Of painted wood,
Of terra-cotta, Of ivory and Of rags have
been found whose limbs were made NOV.
able for the delight Of children. 1t is
quito probable that Pharaoh's daughter
threw aside mimic child for the real
baby which she discovered In the famous
bullrush basket. In tho tombs OF Etruria
by the way, where was E.ruria 2-smi.
lar soys have been discovered; they were
spread in tho East, and in China, ns vol
ae In India, movable figures were made to
act from timo immemorial by hand and
on strings, or aH shadows behind q cur.
tain. The ancient: Greeks. were experts
In the manufacture OF puppets, including
wax dollg, and several Of their poets
allude to offerings Of dolls to Artemia and
Aphrodite made by maideus before their
marriage. ID #a"a...l
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Senator Vance was hotel clork. .
Senator Allison was an abstract clerk.
Secretary Bayard was clerk In New
York. 5l I5. a.5 =
Judge Kelley, father Of the House, was
q jeweler.
Tom Reed, Of Maine, was a paymauter In
the Navy.
Leland Stanford was country lawyer In
Wisconsin. '@ +,
Senator Dawes was school teacher and
country editor.
Senator Morrill,, Of Vermont, kept q
country grocery store.
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, mined with
q pick and shovel In California.
Senator Cullom WAS famous as q corn
husker in early days In Illinois.
Senator Sawyer thought his time"
when eighteen years old and ran q saw
mill, ~ I'D - !
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of tho Chamber OF Deputie,, Paris,
The leading Republican statesman OF
France, Jules Francois Camille Ferry, lies
Ill from pistol wounds inflicted by man
whose true name is Herckleim, and who
seems to be cut aiter the Guiteau pattern.
Feriy's wounds have restored to him pop
ularity, from his being, aimee the expsdi.
ton to TonQuin, the n,oet unpopular OF
French leaders. he Is q man OF great
power, leader Of the Opportunists, former.
ly Gambetta's party, whose characteristic
policy ia 10 effect desired reforms at the
opporsuna, which may not be tho earlieat,
time. The Radicals hate Ferry, whoGe
career is that Of man Of decided convic.
tions, cool and cautious In action, and &C.
cordingly lar IRON being the typical
Frerchman.
He WAS born at St. Die, in the Yosges,
April 6, 1882. and was admitted to the bar
in Paris in 1854. Condemned in the fam.
GUS "Trisl OF the Thirteen" In 1864 for his
opposition to the Emperor, he Joined the
staff o. tho lamps in 1865, and won new
laurels as q journalist. In 1869 he WAS
elected to the Corps OF Legisiatit and took
his seat with the membeIs OF the Left.
He voted against the war with Prussia.
At the Revolution Of September i, 1870,
he was appointed member Of the Gov
eminent OF the National Defense. He WAS
the prime instrument In driving the
rioters from the Hotel dc Vile during the
Communal instruction OF October 81.
President Theirs nominated him for Pre-.
feet in the Seine, but DO resigned in ten
days, 80 crest Was the opposition to him.
He went as Minister to Athens in 1872,
bpt reoigned and returned to the leader
chip Of tie Republican Left in 1874. He
YVES President oil the Committee Tor the
Revision OF the Tariff. 5t
On M. Greyy's succeeding to the Preei.
dency OF the Republic, M. Ferry became
Minister OF Public Instruction. Ferry
completely Yeorganizsd the educational
laws and induced parliament 70 pass O
law whereby all Jesuits and other mem.
bers Of unrecognizsd religious orders in
France we're prohibited under criminal
penalties Of TEACHING in any kind Of
school throughout the country. In 1880
tho Ministry waB reconstructed under the
Premiership Of NJ. Ferry. The next year
his administration was forced to resign In
consequence. Of the public outcry against
their policy in regard to the expedition to
Tunis. Two years later he again became
Prime Minister and Immediately under.
took the invasion Of Tonquin. After re.
naming in Office about twenty months he
WAS force to resign in the face OF the
storm of public indignation created BY
repeated disasters in Tonguin. NJ. Ferry
is q Protestant. He is married 10 clever
wife. In peroonsl appearance he is tall,
rugged and angular looking, with a long
nose and long whinkers. His manners
are bruequs and abrupt, and while re-.
nsrtably, clovos, eloquent and witty, he
is far from being Chesterfield. Sf
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FOR SALE!
REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

Short Creek Farm, 100 acres.
No e Zane street, three roomed House; ground
IS leet By - feet
Lot III aud 90 feet OF No. 2l McColloch street,
cornc.irg on Hctolloch and Seventeenth streots,
81 59J al
Small House. No. III Alley H; ground full lot.
No ll?l Alley Il. good substantial frame
no, lssaId No. 100 Eighteenth street,
No. TiOh Market street, 800.
Eleven Lots Oh south sldo Of High street, square
50, SIS each. ~ = : !
Lot No. 5, tqunre 80, Charles street, $50.
Lots No. llEnd y, Square 30, Charles street, Sl25
each. - = -
East bali OF Lot No. 90 Eighteenth street. being
west OF house No. oil Eighteenth street, $1,000.
lo.E Nlsouth side Of Seventeenth street. cast
oil house No. 2Qj Seventeenth street, 81, 400.
ha!l Lot cast OF house No. 176 Eighteenth Rtrcot
Building sites north sldo OF Nineteenth street,
east Of Woods street, SIC 10 front foot.
10! NO. 10 Ellet street, near the cast end OF
Twelfth street. formerly walnut street, 500.
Iol south OF Rouse NO. 2Sol Eolf street, 81, 600.
House No, a Maryland street. substantial
brick house OF four rooms and Kitchen, With q
scod cellar: can DO bought for 81, 800. - =
Sa 10y No, y southwest corner OF Maryland and
Notth broadway, $1,000.
G.ound corncr!uG on Virginia and South York
streets fronting on viryinit street 65 ieet and on
south York street no feet, 5000. alssts
House No. 100 Twelfth street, large franc with
iorsliOO - $3.50 - = = %
Is Acres Land suitable for market gardening;
distant from the city one mile aud aquarter, s. 0O0.
JANEEe5 a. HENRY,
Heal Estate Agent, U. 9. Pension and Claim At.
ofiey, Collector and Notary Public.
Personal attention given TO Renting Houses, Col.
iccsiig kclts, Purchase and Sale OF Real Estate
MoGcltc all classes OF Government Claims be.
M'e she Treasury pcpsrtmentandt tho Department,
Q, INC Interior. DISPOSITIONS tRkon III Pension
Gains. Vouchers certified. Deeds, Leases and
o'het written Instruments prepared.
Ge5 Office: No l012 MARKET STREET,
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Dec. l4-Tho Drorer's Journal renorts.
oaitlc-Recolp,s 5000 head: shipments none !; mar.
Iet 10 ser natives 81 S5G5 60: Etockcrs 81 lOaS Is:
COWS. bulls and mixed 81 5ga3 70: Texas 81 5a2 a.
hogsIReceiph 1900 head; shipments none mar.
IS l5a5 25: heavy IS 30a5 10: coulmon IS 0Da5 10;
skils ~ 9oH5 q; shccp-Receipts 900 head: market
auli weak and lower; western s. CO: Texans 81 10;
East Llcrhry, Dec. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 100 head
81 60ai u.s. lair 10 good 81 Coai Is; common 81 to,
3GS; feeders and stockers So 75a2 65. Hogs
-Receipts 2,4!o head: shipments 1900 head:
M Inn; Philadclphias IS asa5 So; mixed
IS 10. shecp-Receipts 800 head: shipments l,iCC
head; market active; prime 81 5Oad T5 fair to good
W 75ai Is; common 81 Coa2 81; lambs So 5oa3 10.
ClToINNAT1 O., Dec. H.--Hogs easier; common
and Light 81 0oas 10; packing and butchers IS 2Sa
~; receipts GO head; shipments $50 head.
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The Consequence Of Neglect.

Neglect Of the teeth not only leada 70
their decay, but according to the testi.
mony Of physicians CAUSES them to in.
feet the food and produces dyspepsia.
This undesirable result is prevented by
sOZODONT, tho renowned prcservativc
and beautitier, purely botanic prepare.
ton, which can be relied upon to render
the testh white il they are not hopeleesly
decsyed, and remove corrective impurities
from their surfaces and cavitieB. Use no
other dentiirics but sOZODONT. 1t is
pure, effective and fragrant. Trhs4w
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MANY Of the good things Of this life are
sorrowfully let alone on account OF Dys.
pepsis. Acker's Dyspepsia Tablets will
cure Dyspepsia, Indigestion and Constipa.
ton; sold on q positive guarantee at 81
and so cents, by Logan & Co., @. R. Goatzo,
9. Menkcmiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruiaes, soreu, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, totter, chappsd hands, chilblains
corns, and all skin eruptlons, and posi-.
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Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is cents pei
box. For sale by Logan & Co. -
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Don't


lot that cold O: yours run on. You think
1t ID a light thing But it may run in to
catarrh. Or into pneumonia. Or con.
sumption. 4.r'-r a-
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Tho breathing apparatus must be kept
healthy and clear Of all obBtructious and
o!fengive matter. Otherwise there is trou.
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All the diseases Of thooe parts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and lungs,
can be delightfully."- and entirely cured by
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You don't know this REMEDY, Thousands
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cents. AOk your druggist.
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CAN'T SLEEP Nights is the complaint OF
thousands suffering from Asthn1a, Con.
sumption, Coughs, etc. Did you ever try
Acker's English Remedy? 1t is the best
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Logan & o., O. r. Goethe, Chas. Menke-
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Ghe 0t,telEiQetrter:.
onleo, Nos. as and 81 Fourteenth street.
AtwIsE OLD MAN.


"WouldSt thou have back thy youth agalnp'
asked an aged man. - '-.lsl
"C0uldst thou not grander ends attain,
iA' And botter LIES whole plAnI'' .ral
mo, son. he ssid, N rest content,
And calmly wait the end.
One lie alone 10 man Il lieut., "Na.
owaale, or wisely spend. n '~g
III with the knowledge years bea,ow. : !.
We started In the race, rs
All plans might meet with overthrow,
~ And shame us with disgrace. I..
mo combination man can mako
lnsures complete success. n F I'll.
The lucky winner takes tho prixc 't
N He won by random guess. "a. ash II.
"Iwonld not say chance rules below
All Nature shows design; .WA
Lifc Is not lie the dices throw
Luck follows laws divine, g..f
Some men arc born to grace q throne,
Some TO q lepcrs doom; t.al
Yet equal life for both has shown,
ThelrbpiriH 10 illume.
MY life hiss run through light aud shade
The end Is drawing near; a.a.
. long for rest all undismayed, I'D
And ask not back one year" 49,
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BABIES that are irotful, peevish, cross
or troubled with Windy Collie, Teething
Pains or Stomach Disorders, can be- re.
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soothor. 1t contains no Opium or Nor.
phine, hence is safe. Price rs cents, Sold
by Logan & Co.,, Q. R. Goetze, Chas. Men.
kemiller, r. B. Burt and Bowie Bros, s
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do Ss........,......... II
Central Pacific ilns lltk
D. 4 Il. q. tltsta.....ll7h
u. Il X. g. WCstlrstS q
Eric BccondS.......... OGlS
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and asked her: "Ma, ia pa rich ?" "Yes,
very 1lch, Johnnie he Is worth two mill.
ions and halt" "What 10, map" "Oh,
he values you at ono million, me q. one
million, and the baby Of half a million"
Johnnie, after thinking q moment, said;
MA, tell papa to sell the baby and buy
ua Rome clothea.n ~ MN.